Real-Time Insurance Fraud Tracking
Benchmark tracks motor insurance fraud trends from law enforcement and industry sources for insurance teams
What motor insurance fraud sources do we read?
Benchmark reads 12+ sources, including the Government of the United Kingdom, Action Fraud, Insurance Times, The Insurer, and Insurance Journal. It captures public reports on motor insurance fraud, with incident dates, scheme types, estimated losses, tactics, case status, and update dates.
What motor insurance fraud data does it find?
Dataset columns include Source, Headline, IncidentDate, SchemeType, EstimatedLoss, ModusOperandi, Status, and LastUpdated. Source and Headline identify the report, IncidentDate and LastUpdated give timing, and the remaining fields describe the fraud scheme, loss, method, and case state.
Alerts and delivery.
Changes land where your team already works, the same morning they appear.
When do we get motor insurance fraud alerts?
An enabled alert rule sends notifications about fraud developments. Users can configure the rule to trigger from selected criteria tied to new or changed fraud reports.
View alert setup →Where does motor insurance fraud data go?
Extracted fraud records land in Google Sheets, CSV, and API. Benchmark delivers the structured dataset through these destinations so the same records can be used in spreadsheets, files, or downstream applications.
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